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Thomas Zonay
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Thomas A. Zonay serves as a chief administrative judge of the superior court in Rutland County, Vermont. He was appointed to the bench on March 1, 2007.[1][2][3][4]
Education
Zonay graduated with a B.S. from Delaware Valley College in 1985 and a J.D. from Vermont Law School in 1988. Before he began practicing law he graduated from the Vermont Police Academy and worked as a police officer in Woodstock, Vermont.[4]
Career
- 2007-Present: Judge, Vermont Superior Courts
- 1989-2007: Attorney in private practice[4]
Awards and associations
- Member, Vermont Bar Association Board of Managers
- President, Vermont Bar Association
- Director, New England Bar Association
- Director, Vermont Bar Foundation
- President, Vermont Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
- Member, Vermont Indigent Defense Task Force
- Member, Vermont Court Security Advisory Committee
- Member, Advisory Committee to Review DCCR 80.6 - Traffic and Municipal Ordinance Bureau Procedures
- Member, Vermont Trial Court Criminal Jury Instruction Project
- Member, Federal Panel Selection Committee for the District of Vermont
- Member, Vermont Sentencing Commission
- Chairman, Vermont Human Rights Commission
- Woodstock Union High School Board of Directors
- The Homestead Elder Residential Facility Board
- Windsor-Central Supervisory Union Board
- Woodstock Recreation Center Board
- Counselor, Camp TaKum-Ta[4]
See also
External links
Footnotes
- ↑ Vermont Judiciary, "Criminal Division," accessed September 17, 2014 (Click "Rutland")
- ↑ Vermont Judiciary, "Civil Division," accessed September 17, 2014 (Click "Rutland")
- ↑ Vermont Judiciary, "Family Division," accessed September 17, 2014 (Click "Rutland")
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Vermont Secretary of State, "Civil Government: State of Vermont," 2013
